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Get InspiredAsiaGeorgiaAdjaraBatumiAli & Nino Statue

Ali & Nino Statue

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Tourist Attraction·Romantic, Artistic, Buzzy
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by Valdis armasauskas from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by Mohammad Bsharat from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by Leszek Michalczuk from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by משה כהן from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by DEMOKAN AKKOYUN from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by Valdis armasauskas from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by Mohammad Bsharat from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by Leszek Michalczuk from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by משה כהן from Google Places
Ali & Nino Statue
Photo by DEMOKAN AKKOYUN from Google Places

Situated along the scenic Batumi boulevard, the Ali & Nino Statue is a masterpiece of art and engineering designed by Tamara Kvesitadze. The sculpture consists of two translucent metal figures that move toward each other every ten minutes, eventually merging into one before passing through. This movement serves as a poignant tribute to the tragic love story between a Muslim Azerbaijani boy and a Christian Georgian princess. While the statues are often described as smaller than they appear in photographs, their intricate design and the emotional weight of their 'dance' make them a highlight of the city. Visitors typically gather at sunset to watch the figures glow against the backdrop of the Black Sea and the city skyline.

Situated along the scenic Batumi boulevard, the Ali & Nino Statue is a masterpiece of art and engineering designed by Tamara Kvesitadze. The sculpture consists of two translucent metal figures that move toward each other every ten minutes, eventually merging into one before passing through. This movement serves as a poignant tribute to the tragic love story between a Muslim Azerbaijani boy and a Christian Georgian princess. While the statues are often described as smaller than they appear in photographs, their intricate design and the emotional weight of their 'dance' make them a highlight of the city. Visitors typically gather at sunset to watch the figures glow against the backdrop of the Black Sea and the city skyline.

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Address
MJ4V+66F, Batumi, Georgia
Websitebatumi.ge
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Mesmerizing kinetic movement where figures merge and pass through each other.

  • Dramatic evening lighting that enhances the romantic atmosphere.

  • Prime location on the Batumi boulevard overlooking the Black Sea.

  • Deeply symbolic representation of a famous regional love story.

Best For

Romantic walks and sunset photography by the Black Sea.

Time of Day

Dinner, Late Night

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Date Night, Locals

Reviews

4.6
Excellent27,9 K reviews

The Ali & Nino Statue in Batumi is celebrated as a 'quietly magical' landmark that blends artistic beauty with impressive engineering. With a high rating from thousands of visitors, it is considered a must-see symbol of eternal love and impermanence. Reviewers frequently highlight the emotional impact of watching the two figures slowly drift together and pass through each other, describing the experience as 'pure poetry.' While the sculpture is praised for its design, some visitors mention that it appears smaller in person than expected from professional photos. The surrounding area is noted for being tourist-heavy, with several reviews warning about overpriced snacks and persistent local vendors. Overall, the consensus is that the statue is best experienced at sunset or night when the lighting enhances its romantic and symbolic nature.

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Location

Batumi, Adjara, Georgia